UPDATE:
I thought that people might be hesitant because they couldn't see the full intensity. I mean, those pictures look a lot like two shades of orange to me. Are you getting any pink? I think not. Well...for full effect:
I love this styrofoam head. I think it's beautiful. Perhaps a little creepy, but it sits in my bookcase so I can't see her face while I sleep since that's the only time that creepy things are creepy.
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As promised...the hat hawtness is here.
Yup, I look bald. Thank you to those of you who voted for the short hair.
hahahahaha
Megan looks cute, except she says that this hat was made for a middle school girl. I have no idea what she means. I'd totally wear it except I don't need it (and I look bald).
I'm not sure that you're getting the full intensity of the neon orange and pink that make up this hat, but if you're the winner you will come to understand it.
It's time for a story:
Back in the day (approximately 17-23 years ago) I enjoyed pretending that I was a sixteen year old. My cousins and I would play in my grandparent's basement and we would be poor, orphaned sisters abandoned by society.
Woe is me. It was all very dramatic.
As the oldest, sixteen-year-old adult, I usually took on a maternal role for my much younger "sisters" (in real life we were all about the same age) who needed my guidance. I was so wise.
Of course, we had pretend names. Wanna guess what mine was?
Do ya?
Huh?
Huh?
Huh?
"Jasmine, but you can call me Jazzy."
Usually I took the time in the preparation of playing pretend to clarify that "Jazzy is spelled J-A-Z-Z-Y, not with the "s" from Jasmine." Yup, that was me. The old, wise, sweet-sixteen Jazzy. Classy.
I totally stole "Jasmine" from
Aladdin (obviously) because Aladdin was my cartoon crush. Hottest cartoon character? Aladdin. [I feel that you should know that "Jasmine" was only my name after
Aladdin came out in 1992, prior to that I can't remember my name, the important part was that I was sixteen years old, which mean that I was an adult.]
You're left with two choice here. You can either leave a comment telling me your pretend name from you make-believe games as a child or your cartoon crush.
I guess there are three choices: you can tell me both.
Comments will be taken until
Thursday, January 20 at 10pm.
I'll send you the hat if random.org thinks you're a winner. Sheila B you're a winner!! Shoot me an email or FB message so I know where to send this lovely, lovely winter-wear.
If you haven't read these comments...take some time to do so, they are awesome!
I love you people!